- Saudi Arabia will implement a minimum wage of SAR 1000 (approx. KSh 110,000) per month for all workers starting February 2026.
- The Kenyan Embassy in Riyadh urges nationals to confirm implementation with their employers.
- Workers are advised to report any issues to the Embassy to safeguard their rights under the new labour regulations.
The Government of Saudi Arabia has set a minimum salary of SAR 1,000 per month for all workers, part of ongoing labour reforms following changes to the Kafala system.
The Kenyan Embassy in Riyadh issued a statement informing workers about the update and advising them to verify their pay with their employers.
The Embassy encouraged Kenyan nationals to report any concerns through official channels to ensure compliance with the new law.
“The Embassy remains committed to supporting the welfare and rights of all Kenyan nationals in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” the statement read.
Workers are urged to familiarise themselves with the new regulations and ensure their employment terms match the updated minimum wage.
